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Childhood experiences shape us, teenage drama leaves marks, and adult friendships make us even more aware of our shortcomings. We all have that estranged friend we miss, stupid words we wish we could take back, and embarrassing interactions we wish we could erase from our memories.

I brushed off this incident and took refuge in my church community for years until I got disillusioned with the whole thing. I’m now older and wiser, but I truly don’t know what I believe in anymore.

One time during her visits, my friend mentioned this new yoga master who was coming into town. And since I wasn’t very educated or tolerant back then, I felt that it was my duty to warn her on the spiritual “dangers” of doing yoga and following those philosophies. I was brash and truly believed I was doing her a favor when tears started streaming down my friend’s face.

She said that if I didn’t accept her interest in yoga, it meant I didn’t accept her as a person and that our friendship couldn’t go on. I didn’t take her seriously and didn’t understand why she was so upset. But her mind was made up, and for a long while, that was indeed the end of our friendship. We’ve reconnected since then, but it doesn’t feel the same.

We’re probably all guilty of not being good listeners at times. When engaged in a conversation, more often than not, we’re thinking about what we want to say instead of truly listening to the other person.

But friends will be friends, as the song goes, and it’s always good to know you can have someone to lean on. So cherish your friendships, nourish them, ask little, and give generously. One day you’ll look back and see all the lives you’ve touched, and your life will be enriched with meaningful connections.

One thing’s for certain, though: I should’ve cherished and supported my friend no matter what we both believed in. Faith should never stand in the way of friendships, and acting holier than thou is not a good look on anyone.

But friends will be friends, as the song goes, and it’s always good to know you can have someone to lean on. So cherish your friendships, nourish them, ask little, and give generously. One day you’ll look back and see all the lives you’ve touched, and your life will be enriched with meaningful connections.

I’ve done this many times without even realizing it until one of my good friends called me out on it. I’ve known this friend for a long time, and he has a way to tell it like it is, without making me upset. Ever since his observation, I’ve been catching myself in the middle of interrupting a conversation, and even if I still do it, I’m hoping it’s not as bad.

Another thing that is always on my mind is the fact that, since I moved a lot, I’ve been terrible at keeping in touch with some of my friends. In fact, most of my friendships died because I never took the time to call people or reach out in any way. I’m fully guilty of this; even calling my family is a struggle, but that’s just the way I am. It takes effort to be sociable.

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It’s easy to keep myself in a tight bubble with my husband, dog, and close relatives, but maintaining friendships and creating new ones, even if uncomfortable at times, can be very rewarding in the long run.

Lastly, when making new friends and finding someone who’s a good listener, I make it all about me. Even if I’m an introvert, I tend to talk too much, overshare, and burden the other person with my problems. Making friends is challenging at any age, and sometimes I feel like I’ve been so out of practice that I don’t even know how to behave anymore.

It isn’t. PHP is not dead. It isn’t dying and it isn’t reaching “end-of-life”. That’s it. No matter how much some people want it to go away, it isn’t going away. At least, not for a long time.

I was also very spiritual in my youth but went a different route: I delved deep into the Orthodox Christian faith, attended mass all the time, was part of the church choir, and became somewhat of a recluse and a church mouse.